SPC Flooring VY 115 Oak Grey

Introducing our game-changing SPC flooring with wood flooring design – the ultimate flooring solution for modern living. Combining the timeless beauty of wood flooring with the innovative qualities of SPC (Stone Plastic Composite), this flooring is engineered to exceed all expectations.

Experience the security of 100% waterproof flooring, perfect for any room in your home, including bathrooms, kitchens, and basements. No more worries about spills or moisture damage – our SPC flooring provides unparalleled peace of mind.

What sets our SPC flooring apart is its zero formaldehyde construction, ensuring a healthy and safe environment for your family. With its low VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) emissions, you can breathe easy knowing your flooring contributes to better indoor air quality.

Say goodbye to the fear of scratches and damage – our SPC flooring is designed to be scratch-resistant and highly durable. Even in high-traffic areas, our flooring maintains its flawless appearance, saving you time and money on maintenance and replacement.

Enjoy the warmth and comfort of infloor heating with our SPC flooring. Its unique construction allows for efficient heat transfer, making it an ideal choice for homes with infloor heating systems.

Installation is a breeze with our user-friendly click-lock system. No adhesive or specialized tools required – simply lock the planks together for a seamless and hassle-free installation process.

Choose our innovative SPC flooring with wood flooring design and transform your space with style, durability, and functionality. Elevate your home’s interior with a flooring solution that checks all the boxes. Discover the future of flooring today.

Contact us now to learn more and explore our wide range of SPC flooring options. Experience the difference of quality, versatility, and innovation in every step.

Specification

• Plank — 1219.2 × 177.8 mm (48″ × 7″)
• Build-up — 4 mm SPC core + 1.5 mm IXPE underlay bonded to the plank = 5.5 mm total
• Wear layer — 0.55 mm (22 MIL)
• Use class — EN 16511 Class 34, heavy residential and commercial
• Abrasion — ≥ 7,000 cycles (EN 13329 Annex E)
• Box — 10 planks, 2.167 m², 23.33 sq ft
• Edge — click lock, micro bevel, UV surface treatment

Tested

• Reaction to fire B_fl-s1 — EN 13501-1
• Slip resistance R9, µ ≥ 0.30 DS — DIN 51130 / EN 13893
• Dimensional stability ≤ 0.15 % — EN ISO 23999
• Residual indentation ≤ 0.01 mm — ISO 24343-1
• Castor chair ≥ 25,000 cycles (EN 4918); furniture leg, no damage (EN ISO 16581)
• Impact resistance > 1,800 mm (EN 13329 Annex F); micro scratch ≥ MSR-A2 (EN 16094)
• Staining groups 1–3, grade 5 (EN 438-2); light fastness ≥ 6 (EN ISO 105-B02)
• Impact sound 19 dB with 1 mm IXPE (EN ISO 717-2); STC 52; IIC 50
• Formaldehyde E1, formaldehyde free (EN 717-1); TVOC A+ (EN 16516, ISO 16000); PCP free; phthalate free
• FloorScore indoor air quality certified — SCS-FS-05915

On site

• Acclimate 24 hours in the room it is going into.
• No separate underlay — the IXPE is already bonded to the plank, and the sound figures above are measured on it.
• Leave the perimeter expansion gap your installer specifies.
• Suitable over in-floor heating up to a surface temperature of 29 °C.

$2.67 per sq ft — $62.20 per box of 23.33 sq ft.

What is under the picture

Every click floor in a showroom has a printed photograph of wood on top. They differ in what sits under that photograph — and that core decides what happens when a dishwasher leaks, how the floor sounds underfoot, and how flat the subfloor has to be.

Laminate — wood-fibre core

Core

High-density fibreboard. Wood, compressed.

Water

The weak point. Water that reaches a joint swells the core, and swollen board does not go back down.

Underfoot

Hard and loud without a separate underlay, which you buy and lay yourself.

The cheapest click floor, and fine in a dry bedroom. It is the wrong floor for a kitchen, a bathroom or a basement, whatever the box says about water resistance.

SPC — stone-polymer core — this floor

Core

Limestone powder bound in PVC. No wood fibre anywhere in it, so there is nothing to swell.

Water

The core is not damaged by water. Standing water still has to be cleared — the subfloor beneath it is not waterproof.

Underfoot

1.5 mm IXPE underlay is bonded to the plank at the factory. Nothing separate to buy, nothing to lay, nothing to get wrinkled — and the published sound figures are measured on it.

Subfloor

Rigid, so it bridges small irregularities a thin glue-down vinyl would telegraph.

Dense and dimensionally stable — which is why it is the one that goes into kitchens, basements and rentals. It is also the hardest of the three underfoot; stone core is stone core.

WPC — foamed core

Core

Polymer foamed with air. Thicker board for the same job.

Water

Also unaffected by water.

Underfoot

The warmest and quietest of the three. The reason people choose it.

Softer and more forgiving to walk on, and correspondingly easier to dent under a fridge leg or a dropped tool. Thicker, heavier to ship, and dearer per square foot.

The number to compare is the wear layer, not the total thickness. The wear layer is the clear film over the printed decor, measured in mil, and it is what stands between a chair leg and the picture. A thicker core makes a quieter floor; only a thicker wear layer makes a longer-lasting one. Ask every supplier for that figure — including us.

SPC Flooring — Trade Catalogue 2026
6 pages · A4 · PDF, 2.9 MB
What a stone-polymer core does that laminate does not, the 20 MIL wear layer in context, full specification, laying notes, box and pallet quantities, and all three price channels.
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